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The chairperson of the HSE West’s regional health forum is calling for a public inquiry into baby scan errors at University Hospital Galway which could have resulted in the lives of two unborn children being terminated.

The hepatitis C scare that arose for Mayo patients following a ‘media leak’ about an infected health care worker at the weekend is not expected to result in any public contamination, according to a medical official.

Peter Duffy Tool & Scaffolding Hire Limited has been in business for more than 20 years and is located on the Castlebar Road, one mile from Westport town centre.

McHale Agri, Forest and Garden have recently opened a Husqvarna lawnmower sales centre in Horkan’s Garden and Lifestyle Centre, Turlough, Castlebar. The new centre is set to complement the existing sales and service centre at Breaffy Road Business Park, Castlebar.

Bellacorick: Impressions of a Place is the title of a new exhibition of drawing, painting, and photography by Betty Gannon, Michael Gannon, and Ian Wieczorek, on show at Áras Inis Gluaire, Belmullet, from Friday March 5 to Wednesday March 31. The exhibition is the result of authorised visits to the decommissioned power station during 2008 and 2009, and the three Mayo artists have created their own personal visual responses to the iconic building’s structure and former function.

STEPHAN GLEIßNER comes from a German family with a long tradition of blacksmithing, a tradition which Stephan has continued while living in Galway during the last 15 years. However he is also a classically trained singer, possessing a deep bass vocal.

A 66-year-old man died tragically last Friday evening in a farming accident in which he became entangled in machinery.

The Road Safety Authority is advising the public that the deadline for the submission of views on the use of agricultural vehicles on public roads has been extended to Friday September 26.

Blackstairs Vintage Club Myshall hold their fourth annual vintage rally on Sunday August 3 in Myshall. The rally was postponed from July 6 due to poor weather conditions and the committee has moved to a new site straight down the village, and through the gates at the community centre. The organising committee is working hard to make this rally a memorable and enjoyable event for all newcomers and especially families, with a massive funfair on site. The rally covers all aspects of vintage life and machinery from days now long gone. Exhibitors come from all over Carlow, Leinster and Ireland to share their prized possessions with the families and people present.

The Road Safety Authority is advising the public that the deadline for the submission of views on the use of agricultural vehicles on public roads has been extended to Friday September 26.